ARIZONA IRISH MUSIC SOCIETY
AIMS NEWS AND NOTES
AIMS News and Notes 10-11-2005
Arizona Irish Music Society
www.azirishmusic.com
Information Line: 602-770-8077
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George L. O'Brien - george@azirishmusic.com
News - news@azirishmusic.com
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The Expanded Irish Cultural Center Gift Shop run by Pat & Patty McCrossan, the former proprietors of Ireland's Own, is now open from 10:30 am until 6 pm Tuesday through Friday and from 10:30 am until 3 pm on Saturday. It will also be open for any ICC special events. Call (602) 254-6094.
The Irish Cultural Center is at 1106 N. Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004
602-258-0109 www.azirish.org
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Out and About
--- Castle Dinner Postponed
--- Mayor From County Clare Visits Phoenix
2. ICC News
--- Fri, Oct 13 - Gerry O'Beirne And Rosie Shipley
--- Sun. Oct 15 - Irish Foundation Foundation Picnic
--- Oct 15 - Set Dancing Returns To The Center
--- OCT 20 - Scary Irish Stories For Halloween By South Mountain Cc Story Tellers
--- Nov 11 - Irish Foundation Spagetti Dinner
--- Dec 2 -3 - Irish Language Weekend Scheduled For December 2-3
3. Irish Foundation News
--- Sun. Oct 15 - Irish Foundation Foundation Picnic
--- Nov 11 - Irish Foundation Spagetti Dinner
4. Memo From Oceans Apart
5. Southwest Acoustic Music Gathering In Tucson Oct 20-21
6. Arizona Irish Festival Celebrates Ireland Ancient and Modern on Oct 28
7. Oct 20 -22 Phoenix Irish Feis
8. Tony Kenny of Dublin's Jury At Orpheum on Feb 16
9. Sedona Parade Looking for Musicians
10. This Week In Irish Music
1. OUT AND ABOUT
--- CASTLE DINNER POSTPONED
I just received an e-mail from Gloria Swain announcing the Castle Dinner will not be held on Sat as originally scheduled. Plans are that it will be held early next year.
--- MAYOR FROM COUNTY CLARE VISITS PHOENIX
The Center is pleased to welcome Flan Garvey, the Mayor of County Clare, who will visit the City of Phoenix October 19-20 with a high level delegation and the hope of attracting potential corporate and individual sponsors interested in supporting the development of a state of the art Tourist Center at the Cliffs of Moher. Mayor Garvey will bring with him Mr. Alex Fleming, Clare County Manager, and, Mr. Ger Dollard, Deputy Clare County Manager and Project Leader of the Tourist Center development. The Cliffs of Moher, is one of Ireland's most spectacular sights. Standing 230 metres above the ground at their highest point and 8km long, the Cliffs boast one of the most amazing views in Ireland. On a clear day, the Aran Islands are visible in Galway Bay as well as the valleys and hills of Connemara.
Mayor Garvey and his delegation will be available to meet those interested in the Cliffs of Moher Tourist Center at a meet and greet to be held at the Center on October 19 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
2. ICC NEWS
Irish Cultural Center
1106 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85004
602-258-0109 www.azirish.org
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--- FRI, OCT 13 - GERRY O'BIERNE AND ROSIE SHIPLEY
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On Friday, October 13, 2006, The Center will be presenting Gerry O'Beirne and Rosie Shipley who have individually impressive resumes, but together are a phenomenon. Tickets are only $15.
GERRY O'BEIRNE of County Clare is a well know singer/song writer but is perhaps even more famous as one of the top guitar players anywhere. A native of Ennis, Co. Clare, Ireland, Gerry O'Beirne is a self-taught master of the 6 and 12 string guitars and an inspired singer/songwriter. Whether performing solo or with other artists, his unique musical stylings and poignant original songs coupled with a passionate love of the music draw his audience into an intimate circle in the largest concert hall or the smallest pub. Gerry has appeared on NPR's Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" radio show. Besides working with Andy M Stewart, Gerry O'Beirne performs with Patrick Street and has toured with the Sharon Shannon Band, The Waterboys, Martin Hayes, Kevin Burke and Andy Irvine. He has performed at the White House, opened for the Grateful Dead, and played electric guitar with Marianne Faithfull. He recently contributed to albums by Paul Brady in Nashville and back in Ireland with traditional singer Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh who beautifully sang two of Gerry's songs on her new solo album, Western Highway and The Isle of Malachy.
ROSIE SHIPLEY grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, surrounded by traditional Irish music and dance, and in rural Nova Scotia, Canada, home of the famous Cape Breton-style of Scottish traditional fiddle playing. Rosie had her first violin lesson at age three and, when she was eight, began to learn traditional tunes from fiddler Brendan Mulvilhill. Along with her brothers, Rosie spent a portion of her summers when she was a teenager in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, at the Gaelic College of Celtic Arts and Crafts where she studied fiddle with Sandy MacIntyre and piano with Ryan MacNeill. Rosie has toured with The Willow Band (with Gerry O'Beirne and EJ Jones) and as a guest with Cherish the Ladies. Today, she tours with singer-songwriter Gerry O'Beirne. When she is not on the road, Rosie teaches fiddle to students young and old at her popular music studio in Baltimore. In addition to her two albums on Shipwhistle's label, Rosie contributed as a session musician to EJ Jones' solo album The Willow (which precipitated formation of The Willow Band) and to Zoe Mulford's upcoming solo CD.
[EDITOR'S NOTE: On Sat, Gerry and Rosie will be at Hooligans 112 S Montezuma Street Prescott. Call 928-776-1999]
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--- OCT 15 - SET DANCING RETURNS TO THE CENTER
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On Sunday, October 15, 2006, The Center will be presenting a Set Dancing Workshop and SeanNos performance by Ronan Regan and Maldon Meehan. Start time is 7:00 pm and Admission is $15.00.
Both founder and director of Meehan Productions, a organization which promotes traditional music and dance, Maldon has over 11 years experience bringing Irish music and dance to the public through performance, education and promoting concerts. As an instructor for Irish dance, including Set, Sean-nós and Céilí dance she has offered workshops throughout the U.S, Canada and Ireland . Maldon has performed at festivals and concerts, including appearances at the Irish World Music Center in Limerick , Ireland , the Celtic Festival in Portland , Oregon , and Northwest Folklife Festival in Seattle , Washington . Through Maldon's performances and promoting she has collaborated with internationally renown artist including Kevin Burke, Jackie Daly and Johnny B. Connolly.
Ronan Regan, from Galway on the West Coast of Ireland, is currently completing a MA in Traditional Music Performance in Micheal O' Suilleabhan's Irish World Music Centre in University Limerick. Known for his weaving lyrical fiddling, his infectious pace and his love of the older aesthetic of the North Leitrim Tradition upon which his thesis is based. He favours playing in the more traditional sessions and has performed in such places as the Aran Islands and Inish Bofin off Galway, in the subtle sessions of Kinvarra, South Galway and the sensitive rhythmic sessions of North Leitrim and West Fermanagh . In addition to his musicianship, Ronan is also a Sean Nos dancer, Set dancer and teaches music and dance. He has performed extensively at events such as on stage at the dance recital at the Willie Clancy Festival, Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
Sean-nós, literally meaning old style, are a highly improvisational, low to the ground, rhythmic dance form in which the dancer is free to interpret the music. The dancers are the visual/percussive expression of the musical tradition. Musician and dancer are in conversation, with the conversation taking on a life of its own. Using hips and arms, the dancer beats rhythmic steps that are closely linked to music and musician. Traditionally, a dancer danced solo on the hardwood of a half door or the round top of a barrel, as a result the steps are confined to a small space Irish Set dancing is the most popular form of traditional social dancing in Ireland today. Sets are dance in square formation with intricate and rhythmic footwork. The sets can be danced to reels, jigs, slides, polkas and hornpipes. This workshop can be adapted to suite all dance levels and covers regional sets and footwork. Since 2004 Ronan and Maldon have become known for there ability to teach both the set and footwork.
For further information, please call (602) 258-0109 or check www.azirish.org/newsletter.
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--- OCT 20 - SCARY IRISH STORIES FOR HALLOWEEN BY SOUTH MOUNTAIN CC STORY TELLERS
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7:30 PM - $5
Leprechauns, banshees, pookas, and changlings are just some of the scary characters of Irish folklore. Get ready for Halloween with the South Mountain CC and get ready to be scared.
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--- DEC 2 -3 - IRISH LANGUAGE WEEKEND SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER 2-3
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The Irish Cultural Center will promote the revival of Ireland's national language with workshops for beginning and intermediate students of the Irish language on Saturday and Sunday, December 2-3, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day.
Instructors are Walter and Maureen Stock, instructors for Daltaí na Gaeilge in New York; and Jason Carns, instructor at the Irish Cultural Center in Phoenix. Walter Stock is also adjunct professor of Irish at New York University and Irish language examiner at Vassar College and University of Arizona.
No experience is required for beginners' classes. Emphasis will be on conversation and understanding spoken Irish. The fee for the weekend is $100; it includes all required materials and a light lunch each day. The Best Western Central Phoenix Inn, (602-252-2100, next door to the Irish Cultural Center) is offering a special $74 rate for the weekend. Mention Irish Cultural Center when booking. Reservation must be made by October 31.
For registration and more information, contact Pat McCrossan at 602-254-6094 or academy@azirish.org.
3. IRISH FOUNDATION NEWS
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--- SUN. OCT 15 - IRISH FOUNDATION FOUNDATION PICNIC
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The Irish Foundation Picnic information announced. October 15, Noon to 5:00 PM at the Irish Cultural Center. Join them for hamburgers and hot dogs. Bring your favorite side dish or dessert.
There will be lots of fun things for kids to do. So bring your kids, your grandkids, and your neighborhood kids. Also, bring your musicians, your talent or your ambition to be a musician. All levels of talent are encouraged to participate!
Another fun silent auction will be set up. So plan to participate!
If you have questions, call Glenda Walker, President of the Irish Foundation of Arizona at 602-277-1376 AFTER NOON or email her at auntguck@webtv.com.
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--- NOV 11 - IRISH FOUNDATION SPAGETTI DINNER
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It's pasta night at the Irish Cultural Center! The Irish Foundation of Arizona will host a spaghetti dinner Saturday, November 11 at 6 PM. At The Irish Cultural Center, 1106 North Central Avenue, Phoenix. Admission is $7.00 per person, children under 12 $2.00 and this party is open to the public.
Do the Irish like Italian food? Of course they do and who doesn't? That's why the Foundation is hosting this dinner! Meal to include "home made" spaghetti sauce, meatballs, sausage, Italian tossed salad, fresh baked Italian bread and desserts. Cash bar will be available. Thrilling serenades by such Irish favorites as Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra!
So, whether you are Irish or Italian, or just like Italian food come join the fun. Mark you calendars now for November 11. Tickets are available at the door. Please RSVP to Dennis Fitzgerald at (480)324-0386 or Glenda Walker (602)277-1376 after noon. Members will bring the desserts.
Don't forget to visit our website, www.theirishfoundationofarizona.org . The next monthly meeting is Wednesday, December 6, at 7 PM at the Irish Cultural Center.
4. MEMO FROM OCEANS APART
Hi folks! Oceans will be at Molly Brannigan's from 12:00 to 3:00pm on Saturday, October 14th, instead of Sunday 15th. Hope to see you there, John and Steve.
5. SOUTHWEST ACOUSTIC MUSIC GATHERING IN TUCSON OCT 20-21
Dear Friends,
I can't believe it's just less than two weeks before our first "Southwest Acoustic Music Gathering" begins here in Tucson, Arizona! There are some recent changes that I would like to share with all of you:
1. I finally figured out how to download a PDF file of the class schedule to my website. It now available! www.dulcianna.com Thank you for your patience!
2. Tickets just for the evening concerts on Friday, October 20th & Saturday, October 21st are now available to purchase at the "Folkshop" 2525 N. Campbell Ave, (520) 881-7147. Ticket Prices: $15.00 for Friday or Saturday night; both nights $25.00. Discounts for TFTM, TKMA and all students; $13.00 each or both nights for $23.00. Tickets will also be available the night of the concerts at the Proscenium Theater Box Office. The Box Office will open at 6:30 PM; seating will begin at 7:00 PM. It's all first come first served, general seating. Proscenium Theater, 520-206-6986.
3. There are only 30 rooms left at our host hotel; "Ramada Limited". October is the beginning of our tourist season here in Southeastern, Arizona so I recommend that you don't wait too much longer. Our group rate is $67.00 plus tax. You may share a room with up to four people. Splitting it four ways makes it very affordable. It's the same price whether you have one or four, two queens or one king. More information about the hotel is on my website. www.dulcianna.com
4. There will be overnight, dry camp only, RV parking at the college. However, the college does ask that you don't use their dumpsters and as far as security goes you are on your own. Please be there early on Friday, October 21st because of limited spaces. Sorry no tent camping at the college.
5. I have decided to bring back the "Saturday Only Day Pass". It was my hope that I would get enough folks to come to the whole event because it forms a nice community and to simplified the registration. I realize now that some of you might not be able to come to the whole event so a "Saturday Only Day Pass" will be $80.00. That includes all of the workshops and concerts, including the evening concert. That's four hours of workshop time, one hour organized jam session, the recital hall concerts and a two hour concert that evening! That's as low as I can go folks without going way into the red...
6. I have also decided to keep the same prices whether you register early or on the day of the event. I would encourage you to register in advance so that we have your package waiting for you when you arrive. It will make it easier for you and our volunteers. Price is: $120.00 for the three day pass (includes all workshops & concerts) $80.00 for Saturday only (includes all workshops and concerts for that day), and $40.00 for Sunday only (includes student concert and one workshop).
7. Last but not least, "Brown Bag Sandwich Lunches", from a Tucson gem of a restaurant, "Beyond Bread" will be available to order when you register. Prices will range from $5.50 - $8.50 All of their many breads, pastries and salads are made fresh daily at their two locations. It is absolute favorite for us Tucsonans! There will be no dinners offered at the site but we will have a list of favorite, close by, restaurants when you register.
Well I hope this helps clarify things. Please call me at 520-885-2135 for any questions you might have. I'm excited about seeing all of you!! It is also my hope that you will support this uniquely different music conference, I believe it will be magical! Anna Duff aka Dulcianna
Anna Duff
dulcianna@theriver.com
www.dulcianna.com
520-885-2135
6. ARIZONA IRISH FESTIVAL CELEBRATES IRELAND ANCIENT AND MODERN ON OCT 28
Who: The Irish Cultural & Learning Foundation
What: The Arizona Irish Festival ~ Where everyone is a wee bit Irish!
When: Saturday, October 28, 2006 from 10am~5pm
Where: Irish Cultural Center
1106 N. Central Avenue * Phoenix, AZ 85004
Margaret T. Hance (Deck) Park
602.308.4601 * azirishfestival.org
Tickets: Early Bird: (available until 9/30/06) Adults $7, Family $15
At the Gate: Adults $10, Children 6-12 $1, Children under 6, FREE!
Phoenix, AZ ~ The Sixth Annual Arizona Irish Festival is coming to the Irish Cultural Center in Phoenix on Saturday, October 28, 2006. The Festival celebrates historic and modern Ireland and commemorates the Irish in America and all over the world.
The traditional stone buildings at the Center, including a replica of a County Clare cottage, provide the backdrop for the Festival. Stage performances will feature traditional ballads and Irish rock 'n' roll; storytelling and genuine blarney; and the powerful dancing style that made Riverdance famous. A series of presentations on history, literature, genealogy, and traditional Irish crafts and industry will illustrate the Ireland of yesterday and today.
Hance Park will become an Irish field where visitors can enjoy ancient kings, modern princesses, real pubs and festival grub. Shoppers can purchase trendy Celtic fashion, fine art, CDs, and instruments to make their own music. Those seeking their Irish roots can consult a knowledgeable genealogist. Adults and children are welcome to wear Halloween costumes in celebration of the October 31 holiday that once marked the end of summer for the ancient Celts. A silent auction will offer unique prizes to the bold bidder with good timing, and the winner of the raffle at the end of the day will find tickets to Ireland in his or her hand. Special entertainment will be announced at a later date.
The Arizona Irish Festival is directed by members of E.R.I.N. (Executive Resources for Irish Networking) in association with the Irish Cultural and Learning Foundation, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation. All proceeds of the Festival will benefit the Irish Cultural Center and its ongoing activities.
The Irish Cultural Center is the year-round home for Celtic music, language, and dancing classes; Irish literature and film; touring musicians and actors; and First Friday art exhibits. For more information about the Sixth Annual Arizona Irish Festival, please contact Jacqueline Carro, 480.495.8924.
Note to Media: Thank you for promoting this event. The Irish Cultural Center and Learning Foundation is a 501(c ) 3 Non-profit organization.
SCHEDULED ENTERTAINMENT
AMERICA'S GOT TALENT STARS ~ Celtic Spring ~ Celtic Spring is an exciting and unique fiddle and dance band composed of the five Wood family children on fiddles and in dance shoes, joined by their father on the traditional Irish drum, the bodhran. Celtic Spring's awe-inspiring performances feature a rich variety of music from the Celtic lands and beyond, including original compositions, with unique arrangements that range in expression from lyrical beauty to dance tempo exuberance. .
BRAZEN HEADS ~ This high energy Celtic band has recently reformed after an extended break and added some fresh new faces to the roster. Known for their bawdy show and somewhat eclectic taste in material, the Heads will either get the crowd going or get kicked out trying!
KNOCKABOUTS ~ Traditional Music, Straight From the Keg!
O'CARROLLS' GATE ~ A must see! Not only in the Irish music scene, but also the entire Arizona music scene! With covers of U2, Steve Earle and the Ouges, the Gate really gets things rock'n with audience participation!
PAT MCCROSSAN ~ Pat is the Irish Cultural Center & Learning Foundation's own artist in residence...need we say more? He's the bomb!
ERIC RIGLER & BAD HAGGIS ~ Cutting edge Celtic for the new millennium!
SHOWCASING IRISH MUSIC AND DANCE ON THE TRADITIONAL STAGE!
BRID DOWER BAND ~ Brid Dower hails from Waterford, Ireland. Bríd left Waterford in 1992 for Phoenix, Arizona, initially for a short trip, but ended up settling there, where she was able to broaden her musical horizons even further. There she met with local fiddle master Sheila Maguire, and over the course of several permutations, the Celtic rock band Ashling was born. Ashling dominated the local Irish music scene for many years, and with the release of their debut album 'Every Waking Hour', firmly established Bríd as the premiere Irish singer in the Phoenix Valley.
OCEANS APART ~ The music is infectious, ranging from the breathless jigs and hornpipes, through the more relaxed popular songs, all the way along to the ballads and airs.
Note to Media: Thank you for promoting this event. The Irish Cultural Center and Learning Foundation is a 501(c ) 3 Non-profit organization.
7. OCT 20 -22 PHOENIX IRISH FEIS
St. Pauls Church - Phoenix
330 W. Coral Gables Phoenix AZ 85023
SYLLABUS PREVIEW:
All adult competitions will be on Friday night.
All non-championship competitions will be on Saturday.
All championships and championship specials will be on Sunday.
Register online at FeisWorx.com.
MUSICIANS:
Chris McGrory
Tony Nother
ADJUDICATORS:
Bernadette Short (Beaconsfield, Quebec)
Patricia Murphy (Allenhurst, New Jersey)
Myra Brennan (Irvine, California)
www.phoenixfeis.org
8. TONY KENNY OF DUBLIN'S JURY AT ORPHEUM ON FEB 16
Hi George,
Just wanted to remind your readers that Tony Kenny of Dublin's Jury's Cabaret fame is going to be at the Orpheum on Friday, February 16, 2007.
Tickets are $28, $25 for Seniors, $23 for groups of 10 or more. Phone number is 602 534-5600.
Glenda Walker
9. SEDONA PARADE LOOKING FOR MUSICIANS
Calling all Irish/ Celtic organizations, clubs, musicians, dancers / dance groups and bagpipers we need your talents.
Sedona Arizona named the most beautiful place in America by USA weekend travel report will be hosting Northern Arizona's only St. Patrick's Day community wide celebration and request your participation and performances at our Parade and Irish Festival. This will be the 37th Annual Sedona St. Patrick's Day Parade and our 3rd Annual Irish Festival.
The parade, with its rural charm and beautiful Red Rock Surroundings, is free to attend and draws an estimated 4000 people of all ages and backgrounds. A grand majority of the spectators are area residents and because of Sedona's phenomenal scenic beauty, our events are also attended by visitors from all over the state, nation and world.
The Irish musical parade entries are the biggest hits and make the event a true celebration of Irish heritage. We hope that you will participate and in some way this year. This St. Patty's Day celebration provides you with an opportunity to meet many people at a fun venue in an absolutely beautiful setting. We will promote your participation in our press releases, posters, broadcast fax to concierges, school flyers, email blasts, etc. It would be an honor to do so.
Our Festival begins at 9:00 a.m. on Jordan Road in Uptown Sedona, while parade entrants are gathering in the staging area at Jordan Historical Park. The Parade occurs from 10:00 until approximately noon in Uptown Sedona. Then the Irish Festival escalates when the live entertainment and a Beer Garden join the ongoing children's activities and food vendors. This is the best time for us to highlight your appearance and we can work out all the specifics.
This community event is co-presented by non-profit partners: Sedona Main Street Program, NAU Parks & Recreation Management Program and the "Green Team" of Sedona community volunteers. We all hope that you will be able to participate in this very special event. Please reply by contacting Nancy Conway (TN 928-282-3131, email nconway@esedona.net ) or the Sedona Main Street Program office (TN 928-204-2390, email info@sedonamainstreet.com )
Sincerely,
Holly Epright ( Sedona Main Street Program Director & Nancy Conway (St. Patrick's Day Parade committee member) on behalf of the "Green Team
If you receive this email more then once we apologize, feel free to forward it to any one you feel would be interested.
10. THIS WEEK IN IRISH MUSIC
PHOENIX
Michael McClanathan Will Be At The Westin Kirland Every Evening At Sunset.
WED
Paul Knight will be at into The Bean on Wed.
Scott Jeffers will be at into The Dubliner on Wed.
Greg La Cosse will be at the Encanto Park Club House
THUR
Black Velvet Band will play for the West Valley Scots at the Palm Brook Country Club on Thur
Oceans Apart will be at the West Valley Art Museum on Thur
FRI/SAT
Gerry O'Beirne and Rosie Shipley will perform at the Irish Cultural Center on Fri.
Keltic Cowboys will be at the Dubliner on Fri and Sat
O'Carroll's Gate will be at Seamus McCaffrey's on Fri and Sat
Walt Richardson will be at Rula Bula on Fri and Sat
Oceans Apart will be at Molly Brannigans on Sat at noon.
SUN
The Irish Foundation will hold their fall picnic at the Irish Cultural Center on Sunday afternoon.
Meadowlark will be at the Desert Ridge Market Place on Sun evening.
There will be at Set Dancing Workshop at the ICC on Sun evening.
MON
Oceans Apart will be at the Chandler Senior Center on Mon morning
TUCSON
Ivory will open for Gerry O'Beirne and Rosie Shipley at Hooligans on Sat evening.
1. PHOENIX
Chandler Senior Center
202 E. Boston Street
Chandler
480-782-2720
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10/16/2006
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Mon
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10:00 AM
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Oceans Apart
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Desert Ridge Market Place
21001 N Tatum Blvd
Phoenix
480-419-2714
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10/15/2006
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Sun
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6:00 PM
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Meadowlark
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Dubliner Irish Pub
3841 E. Thunderbird Rd.
Phoenix
602-867-0984
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10/11/2006
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Wed
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9:00 PM
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Scott Jeffers
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10/13/2006
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Fri
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9:00 PM
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Keltic Cowboys
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10/14/2006
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Sat
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9:00 PM
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Keltic Cowboys
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Encanto Park Club House
2605 N.15th Ave
Phoenix
602-262-3562
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10/11/2006
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Wed
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9:00 PM
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Greg La Cosse
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Fibber Magees
1989 W. Elliott Rd. #19
Chandler
480-722-9434
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10/15/2006
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Sun
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4:00 PM
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Fibber Magee's Sunday Afternoon Seisiun
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Into the Bean
1710 W. Southern Ave
Mesa
480-890-0579
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10/11/2006
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Wed
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7:00 PM
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Paul Knight
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Irish Cultural Center
1106 N. Central Avenue
Phoenix
602-392-7850
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10/13/2006
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Fri
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7:00 AM
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E.R.I.N. Breakfast Meeting
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10/13/2006
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Fri
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8:00 AM
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Irish Cultural Center Board Meeting
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10/13/2006
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Fri
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7:30 PM
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Gerry O'Beirne and Rosie Shipley
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10/14/2006
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Sat
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11:00 AM
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C.R.O.F.T. Monthly Meeting
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10/15/2006
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Sun
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12:00 PM
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Irish Foundation Fall Picnic
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10/15/2006
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Sun
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7:00 PM
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Set Dancing Workshop
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Kenilworth School Auditorium
1210 N. 5th Ave
Phoenix
520-369-0299
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10/14/2006
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Sat
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7:00 PM
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Round the House - Contradance
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Molly Brannigan's Traditional Irish Pub
1744 South Val Vista
Mesa
480-507-7827
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10/14/2006
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Sat
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12:00 PM
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Oceans Apart
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Palm Brook Country Club
9350 W Greenway Rd
Sun City
623-977-8333
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10/12/2006
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Thu
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5:00 PM
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Black Velvet Band
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Rosie McCaffrey's
906 E. Camelback
Phoenix
602-241-1916
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10/15/2006
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Sun
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7:00 PM
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Seisiun with Heinrich and Boydston
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Rula Bula
401 S. Mill Ave
Tempe
480-929-9500
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10/13/2006
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Fri
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9:00 PM
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Walt Richardson
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10/14/2006
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Sat
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9:00 PM
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Walt Richardson
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Scottsdale Senior Center
7375 E. 2nd St.
Scottsdale
480-832-0243
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10/12/2006
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Thu
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7:00 PM
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Caledonian Society Meeting
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Seamus Mc Caffrey's
18 W. Monroe
Phoenix
602-253-6081
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10/13/2006
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Fri
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9:00 PM
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O'Carroll's Gate
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10/14/2006
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Sat
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9:00 PM
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O'Carroll's Gate
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West Valley Art Museum
17425 N Avenue of the
Surprise
623-972-0635
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10/12/2006
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Thu
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7:30 PM
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Oceans Apart
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Westin Kierland Resort
6902 E Greenway
Phoenix
480-624-1030
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10/11/2006
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Wed
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5:30 PM
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Michael McClanathan
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10/12/2006
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Thu
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5:30 PM
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Michael McClanathan
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10/13/2006
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Fri
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5:30 PM
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Michael McClanathan
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10/14/2006
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Sat
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5:30 PM
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Michael McClanathan
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10/15/2006
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Sun
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5:30 PM
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Michael McClanathan
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10/16/2006
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Mon
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5:30 PM
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Michael McClanathan
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10/17/2006
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Tue
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5:30 PM
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Michael McClanathan
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2. TUCSON
Auld Dubliner
800 East University Blvd.
Tucson
520-206-0323
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10/15/2006
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Sun
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4:00 PM
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Tucson Irish Seisiun
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Rincon Center
6th St. at Tucson Blvd
Tucson
520-298-3014
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10/17/2006
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Tue
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8:00 PM
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Old Timey Session
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4. PRESCOTT
Hooligans
112 S Montezuma Street
Prescott
928-771-0997
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10/14/2006
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Sat
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7:00 PM
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Gerry O'Beirne and Rosie Shipley
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10/14/2006
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Sat
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7:00 PM
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Ivory
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